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Family Law Forms and Information
TexasOnLine Vital Records
Application
Use online forms to order birth
certificates or verifications, death certificates or verifications,
marriage verifications and divorce verifications through
TexasOnline at http://www.texasonline.state.tx.us/tolapp/ovra/.
Travis County Law Library
Forms
The Travis County Law Library
has family law forms and instructions for people
who don’t have an attorney and who want to
file pro se (or without an attorney). They are continually
updating their forms and adding new ones. They currently
have forms for people who want to get a:
- Divorce
- Name Change
- Protective Order
These forms have
been approved for use in Travis County by the Travis
County District Judges and are available on the
Travis County Law Library website at:
http://www.co.travis.tx.us/records_communication/law_library/forms.asp
If you have a family law matter
that will be heard at Travis County uncontested
docket, you may qualify to be assisted by a library
reference attorney who can give you information,
but not legal advice. To see if you qualify for
assistance, please check their requirements at:
http://www.co.travis.tx.us/records_communication/law_library/ref_attorney.asp
or call the Travis County Law
Library at (512) 854-4569 to see if you qualify.
The Travis County Law Library
is located at:
Ned Granger Building
314 West 11th Street, Suite 140
Austin, Texas 78701
Phone: 512- 854-4569
Fax number: 512-854-9887
TXAccess.org
TXAccess.org, developed by Legal
Aid of Northwest Texas, at http://www.lanwt.org/txaccess/
is available in English & Spanish. The following
forms, with descriptions on how and when to use
them, can be found by clicking on the Legal Forms
tabs across the top of the site:
- Affidavit of Inability to Pay Costs
- Child Custody Dispute Answer and Affidavit
- Father’s Affidavit of Waiver of Interest
in Child
- Mother’s Affidavit of Status
- Motion for Continuance
- Motion for Court Appointed Attorney (In Travis
County, the Court will appoint an attorney in
rare circumstances, generally only if the State
has filed to terminate your parental rights
or if you are in danger of being incarcerated
for more than 180 days due to failure to pay
child support or violation of other court order)
Other Sources
- Other family law forms and information can
be found at www.TexasLawHelp.org
- See Links section of our website for more
resources.
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